The Western Michigan men’s basketball team faced a tough loss to South Dakota, with redshirt junior Markhi Strickland scoring a career-high 20 points in the game. Despite his efforts, the Broncos fell short, with Owen Lobsinger and JaVaughn Hannah also scoring in double figures. Max Burton grabbed a career-high of 11 rebounds, giving WMU a significant advantage on the glass.
The Broncos and the Coyotes had a competitive game, with both teams taking turns leading throughout the match. South Dakota managed to pull ahead in the second half, but Western Michigan fought back, closing the gap multiple times. However, the Coyotes ultimately secured the win with a 80-76 score.
While WMU shot 40.8 percent from the field, South Dakota managed 37.7 percent, showcasing a close match-up in terms of shooting percentage. The Broncos will be heading on the road for their next four games, starting with a matchup against Youngstown State on November 27.
Despite the loss, the Broncos showed resilience and determination throughout the game. The team’s strong rebounding performance and offensive effort demonstrate their potential for success in future games. Fans can look forward to seeing how the team bounces back in their upcoming matches on the road.
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